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When a backup job starts, Veeam Backup & Replication connects to the Veeam Agent machine to initiate the backup process. The connection is based on Windows API and uses RPC and WMI queries. If Microsoft Windows is low on desktop heap memory for services running under LocalSystem account, Microsoft Windows can reject the incoming queries. As a result, the following message will be displayed in System Event Log (eventvwr.msc) of the Veeam Agent machine:
Log Name: System Source: Win32k Event ID: 243 Task Category: None Level: Warning Keywords: Classic User: N/A Computer: Description: A desktop heap allocation failed.
DCOM errors (Event ID 10010) can be found in System Event Log of the Veeam Agent machine too.
This article is relevant to a specific scenario where the Windows OS suffers from a 'heap allocation' failure.
The solution provided in this article should only be performed if Event ID# 243 is found in the Windows System Event Logs (eventvwr.msc).
To resolve this issue, update the registry key to increase the desktop heap memory size. Mind that this change affects the desktop heap of all services, so do not make the value larger than necessary. To update the registry key, do as follows:
Edit the third "SharedSection" value in the Value data field as shown below:
Before:
After:
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